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  • Roden.

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    This was beautiful, creepy, and amazing :)
    April 29th, 2012 at 08:01pm
  • masked beauty

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    This was just amazing story.
    I love your description and the way you write is amazing.
    August 6th, 2011 at 04:11am
  • dark.angel.crossing.

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    Amazing........ This is the first story where the description under the title literally grabbed me and practically forced me to read it
    "From the glassy waters below, inquisitive eyes caught mine, shimmering sick curiosity and deriding, unspoken words; words that I knew full well."
    Just..... Amazing:)
    July 30th, 2011 at 08:08pm
  • kitsch

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    I really like this.
    The title doesn't do it any justice; I'm the type of person to be drawn in by titles, so sue me.
    Very nice imagery.

    This line sounded like something straight out of a poem:
    Here, I am welcome; undisturbed and unpunished by crude mankind.

    & for some odd reason, because of the setting, it reminds me of Pocahontas.
    Because of the vivid descriptions of nature, maybe that's why I get that impression of it.

    This really scared me which was its intention.
    Oh, sure. You can run. But you know I will catch up to you. It may be days,
    weeks, months, or years, but I know no bounds. Convulsive fear gripped me.
    Yes, you can run… but don’t you dare try and hide.

    The protagonist running away from this entity is very interesting.

    I like how the progression of a simple trip to a meadow unfolded.
    At first it was a safe haven and suddenly it became a forbidden place,
    and dialogue wasn't a big part of the story. Typically, I like stories
    with a balance of dialogue and sensory details but this is an exception.

    The sensory details were incredible. I haven't read anything like this before.
    July 24th, 2011 at 04:34am
  • booboo01

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    Whoa..
    That was really good. The way you wrote this story was...just ...whoa! My one shot is nothing up beside yours (haha) this was crazy good.

    The layout was really nice too. The font was too small for me though...then again my eyes suck and I don't have my glasses but ANYWAYS very good =)
    July 21st, 2011 at 05:38am
  • xBecomingxNumbx

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    Wow, from the first sentence your wording drew me in. This was lovely, the adjectives, the visual, the theme of nature, the haunting dialogue with the elements of nature, the progression, it was amazing. I loved this, it was eerie and your imagery was amazing. This had a very poetic feel to it and it was awesome. Great job!
    July 8th, 2011 at 02:12am
  • galaxy defender

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    you never cease to amaze me.
    nice work.
    June 21st, 2011 at 09:57am
  • animal soup

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    This is so wonderful.
    You have such a way with words--
    every phrase is powerful and stunning, and leaves me breathless.
    You have so much talent, it's awe inspiring.
    I adored the vivid imagery within this,
    and the brutal honesty you emplyed to illustrate your protoagonist's emotions.

    amazing job, as usual.

    <3
    September 18th, 2010 at 05:54am
  • sectumsempra

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    There were so many quotable lines it this, I won't even try. It honestly was inspiring, and absolutely gorgeous. The language was positively exquisite. I just love your word choice and the way the story flows. There was a great sense of mystery, of tension in this piece. I also loved the vague ending; it really left you thinking.

    My only criticism would be that the story layout is too small, the writing area itself. It felt a little, how do I describe it, squeezed? It kind of distracted me as I was reading, unfortunately. But honestly, this was absolutely perfect and I loved it. You should definitely keep writing.
    August 27th, 2010 at 05:26pm
  • hoosier.

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    oh my lord.
    your writing never ceases to amaze me.
    i've read pretty much all your stories, and they just get better and better.
    your intricate use of details is flawless.
    i don't have words to say about this.
    August 20th, 2010 at 12:36am
  • sexualbull

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    Wow.
    That's honestly all I've to say about this. You're an amazing writer.
    August 17th, 2010 at 04:31am
  • Dr.

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    This is the first story I have ever read where the first sentence is my favorite. I'm not even joking.

    I was convinced that I was the only being within the radius of the thin, flourishing forest that was aware of the hillside meadow that dropped down into the lake’s beryl waters—at least, that’s what I told myself

    -Tears-.

    This is so wonderful, dude. I love your writing, and it's just...ah. You blew me away, dude.

    Dr.
    August 14th, 2010 at 08:52am
  • Qwott

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    You make me jealous. But I just love it. You're such a great writer. You need something published, you just do. Just, EXCELLENT.
    August 1st, 2010 at 07:35am
  • CurtainCall

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    "The night was young, and the moon dark, leaving the cosmic heavens to gleam their brightest"
    My favorite line..

    This was intresting. It pulled me in with the first paragraph and as it ended I didnt want it to.
    You have a very rare way with words.
    August 1st, 2010 at 07:30am
  • ASeventhHorcrux

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    Whoa.
    That is all I can say.
    Bravo. *standing ovation* I thought /I/ was a half decent writer. O.o You blew me out of my seat.
    August 1st, 2010 at 06:47am